... If oral 111telligglut. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, n At the Coneaiissioneeia Rooms, Saint James's Sqoare. HR. fe JAN. 24. J. Little, Mancheester & Ashton-under-Lyne, ra to audit 11 is - 24. Losh and Losh, Manchester & Carlisle, audit L; and joint Mlv. 10 tl, - 25. J. Lane, sea, Stoclport, assignees 3 th - 25. Rt. Williams, Pwlheli, last exam. 2 W2 - 27. Chadwick and Co., Heywood, last exam. I bt - ...

... iLocat Inttelligence. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, tt the Commissioners' Rooms, Saint James's Square. IIR. MAY 16. J. Heywood, Heaton Norris, to audit 11 - 16. Richmond and Smith, Manchester, to audit 10 - 17. J. H. Jones, Manchester, last exam. 10 - 19. J. S. Mellin, Wakefield, audit and div. 10 - 21. Stocks and Stocks, Heaton Mersey, audit and div. of S. sen. 2 MANCHSSTErP RACES.-Our races ...

... The Earl of Wilton's splendid yacht, the Xariz, is fitting out at Portsmouth to convey his lordship and suite to Hamburgb, whence the earl proceeds to Dresden, to invest his Majesty the King o Savory with the order of the garter. His lordship is not expected to embark for three weeks, and he will be absent about a month on his special mission. Last week, in Warwicistiire, a young man named ...

... THE VESLEYAN CONFERENCE. The proceedings of this august body have been th much animated since our last, with a discussion on ve the non-descript book entitled 'Wesleyan Takings. tli A belief has been strongly and genecaily entertained, in that the work is the production of some vagrant- fo minded Wesleyan preacher, and the illustrious 1' Hundred, who manage the affairs of Conference, ...

... rVD. .1a - -.. V _w ' WARRING'TON. WARRINGTON REGATTA.-The committee entrusted pi with the getting up of this year's regatta are making C1 the necessary arrangements, so as to ensure the public gi a good day's sport. The ball at the Nag's Head pi hotel, in aid of the funds, on Thursday evening, went th off with great spirit, and was attended by a numerous of and highly-respectable ...

... jitctllai o%. Her Majesty has fixed (this day) Satuirday for re- Nk ceiviog the Dirblin Corporation Address, on the opt 'Throne. Mr. O'Connell, tire Lord Mayor, will pre- I sent it, accompanied by thle officers of the corporation. tc Mr. Wagborn has been promoted to thle rank of wi understood, of iris exertions in establishing the over- s land communication with India. W Sir Henry Wheatley has ...

... MANCHESTER rTIMFS. | N4 Zaiurasbie lut l1je5lirt Exna ele ir. SATURDAY, SEPTEMlBER 3, 1842. The Times of yesterday moning gives the follow- ing Telegraphic Dospatch which had been received in Paris on Wednesday:- MARSEILLES, August 30, 7 o'Clock s. v TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. MALTA, August 26. The Great Liverpool, which arrived at five o'clock this evening, wvith despatches from India, ...

... AN ADDRESS TO FARMERS, ON THEIWAY IN WHO C F THEIR FAMILIES ARE TO BE PROVIDED FOR. COUX7RYMEN AND FRIazDs fl I am the son of a farmer, -whose father, grandfather, great grandfather, anr.d great great grandfather had occupied land on the same estate from the time of Queen Elizabeth - all my relatives in the last genera- tion were emplGyed in agricultufe I should have been so employed myself ...

... I HARGREAVES CHORAL SOClETY.] ANNUAL MEETING OF NIMEBERS. The first annual meeting of this Society was held on Wednesday evening, in the Wellington Concert Room, Peter-street. The object of the meeting was, to receive a report from the committee ; to elect a committee for the forthcoming year; to receive a proposition for mak- ing the yearly subscription payable in one sum only; and to ...

... I Mr. COBDEN said that, judging from the silence with which the gentlemien opposite had treated the remarks that had been made on the distress of the country fromt his (the opposition) side of the house, he still entertained doubts whetl er the distress was not, after all, considered bv them as a mere party question. (Hear, bear.) Were there opposite no hon. members fromn parts of the country ...

... Iitoallantouo. Her Majesty and the Du chess of Kent wore ShawlIs, quIli the urns irliciure of Paisley, at the christening of tite ext Prince of Wales3. in I Prince Albert ic to be created a Knight of St. pet Patrick. '[his is an honour to our country, as we]ll as cot to tite illustrious person selected for thle coiriplirrent. -Dublin Eveciing Mail. Mcs. Brougli, the Prince, of WVales's nurse, ...

... OLDH_ I-. E E or MT SA . ._ .. _ . _ MARRIED.-On the 1Ith inst., at Prestwicb, Mr. Ralph Broadbent, bookkeeper, of Roxbury, to Miss Anne Drausfield, of RoundLhsrn, Oldhamo. DIED.-O. the 13tb instant, aged 75 years, Mrs. Siddall, of Bent Lodge, Oldham. THE LATE TuRX-OUT.-At the petit sessions, on Monday, MLt. Leonard Haslop, batter, was charged with having conspired with others to prevent ...